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> Also, I thought Jim Caroll in _Basketball Diaries_ was a lot like 
> Holden.

Holden tends to become allied with a lot of psuedo-beat alienated
characters. I could see him in a similar character in `A Night in the Life
of Jimmy Reardon' (once again - it's *not that bad a movie*).

> Holden tried to deal with 
> it on his own, which ultimately, I guess, didn't work, since he had a 
> breakdown in the end.

Did he??? I think that's as debatable a point as Franny being pregnant. Any
takers on this oft-discussed argument?

Camille 
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